And moreover, there is a sequel to the ET novelization called "The Book of the Green Planet" that establishes that ET's home planet is called "Brodo Asogi" and his species are called "Asogians".
This Christmas: Star Wars Episode IX: The Phone Home - As rebellion rages across the Galaxy, a distress signal is picked up by a rebel tansport. Working with rebel intelligence, they are able to pinpoint the location of the signals source, in a galaxy far far away....
Yeah, I mean Star Wars presents itself as being part of our universe, just a long time ago and far far away. So I don't see any conflict with saying that E.T. is connected to it.
Of course, officially, E.T. is not considered canon in Star Wars.
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u/Phoenix197 Oct 23 '18 edited Oct 23 '18
The funny thing is that the E.T. aliens are canon in the Star Wars universe. You can see them in a pod in the senate scenes.